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<h2>Proving Theorems about Models</h2>
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But ACL2 is a <b>logic</B>.  We can <b>prove theorems about the model</B>.<p>

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<b>Theorem.  MC 'mult is a multiplier</B>
(implies (and (natp x)
              (natp y))
         (equal (lookup 'z (mc (s 'mult x y) (mclk x)))
                (* x y))).
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This theorem says that a certain program running on the <b>mc</B> machine
will correctly multiply <b>any two natural numbers</B>.<p>

It is a statement about an <b>infinite</B> number of test cases!<p>

We know it is true about the model because we <b>proved</B> it.<p>

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